Garden and Nature Club hears talk on wild flowers
Mrs Ernest Conant hosted the Garden and Nature Club on N Lancaster St with 12 members. Officers were elected and Mrs Ray Smith spoke on wild flowers, urging conservation and native habitats. The June meeting will be a covered dish picnic June 22 at 6 p.m. at the George Ford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden and Nature Club
Ernest Conant
Tasetay
N. Lancaster St
Ray Smith
George Ford
D. E. Marquis
Gertrude Irwin
Smith
Memorial and social events across Burlingham area
Memorial services at Burling ham Church all day with basket dinner. Bedford Drum and Bugle Corps program by children and singing. Alumni Banquet at high school at 7 p.m with Round and square dancing and music by Junior Johnson and the Four Sharps. New Marshfield VFW and Auxiliary memorial services parade at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingham Church
Bedford
Junior Johnson
The
Four Sharps
New Marshfield
FHA Plans Spring Tea for Future Homemakers of America
The Future Homemakers of America Rose Reception Tea is set for Sunday May 31 from 2 to 3 30 p m hosted by Virginia Roberson at her Montrose Avenue home. The graduating seniors named include Shirley White Shirley Norris Bonna Whaley Jeanne Stace Janet Skinner Fauntelle Overly Marilyn Morris with roses and souvenir programs provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Thomann
Willard Barker
Omemakers of America
Virginia Roberson
Montrose Avenue
Shirley White
Shirley Norris
Bonna Whaley
Jeanne Stace
Janet Skinner
Fauntelle Overly
Marilyn Morris
Sally McGrath
Donna Booth
Mary Williams
Sandra Linton
Genevieve Blaker
Elen Winfield
Margaret Sheridan
Ohio University to Host Nine Students in France and Spain
Yvonne Sherow and Virginia Haskins head a group of nine Ohio University students accepted for next year’s exchange study in Paris Nice and Madrid. The program, run by the Romance Languages Department with the College of Education, provides tuition and living costs, excluding travel, funded by home countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Julia Sherow
Vic Sherow
North Hill
Ohio University
France
Spain
Irginia Fern Haskins
E. 8
Has
Supper Given at Ackley Home
A pot-luck supper was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rylmer Ackley at 30 Grand Park Blvd. Ackleys plan to move to Sturgis Michigan. Guests included Mrs. Ethel Davison Baltimore and Virginia Linscott Cardington among many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylmer Ackley
Grand Park Blvd
Ackleys
Sturgis
Mich
Ethel Davidson
Baltimore
Beach safety and etiquette for teen swimmers and beachgoers
A Girl Scout guidance piece teaches water safety rules for teens, including never swimming alone and avoiding deep water. It warns about boisterous peers and offers decorum tips for beach outings, from proper swimsuits to avoiding night swimming and crowded areas.
Easy to Sew Needlework Patterns and Summer Frills
Seventy year old ad copy promotes sew patterns and a sunsuit from The Athens Messenger. Pattern No. 8962 offers a shirtwaister with bib effect in multiple sizes and sleeve options. Pattern No. 5121 provides a sunny cotton sunsuit with pansy motif and tissue pattern sizes for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Newark
Who's Coming And Going
Miss Mary Ward left yesterday for Loveland Colorado for two days with Dr Edith Bechtel then to Gunnison Colorado to teach at Western State College after the summer she will visit San Bernardino California with cousins Mr and Mrs Charles Flynn and Marion Van Zant of Gallipolis Ward assistant professor of education at Ohio University works with teacher groups in Mt Vernon Coshocton Barnesville Ironton Portsmouth and Chillicothe she will return for college in September Carolyn Herbert a Duke University graduate student arrives home Wednesday night Connie Herbert a Mount Carmel School of Nursing student visits her parents the Hebert family Mrs Herbert's parents Mr and Mrs M A Jones of Niles come for the weekend Carolyn Herbert will return to Durham North Carolina by June 10 for the summer term Mr and Mrs Daniel J Cavanaugh Jr of Youngstown arrive to visit their grandmother Mrs Andrew Cavanaugh and sister and family Mr and Mrs R R Baur and children of 12 Palmer Street also guests in the Cavanaugh home include Daniel J Cavanaugh and family of Detroit Michigan for Randy Baur First Holy Communion at St Pauls Church J L Pickens and daughters Connie and Sally of Manchester Connecticut arrive to spend a week with Mrs C E Cooper and family Warren Cooper and Cindy Grosevnor Street Mrs Grover Armbruster leaves Saturday for Louisville Kentucky for Memorial Day services at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery Mr and Mrs A B Conkey New Marshfield host weekend guests Carl Boden of Kent Madge Black Chelly Franklin of Cuyahoga Falls
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B. A. Renkenberger
Department of
College of Education
Paris
Nice
Madrid
Ciudad Universitaria
Europe
Barbara Anne Beard
Canfield
Miriam Joan Boyd
Warren
James Deal
Hebron
Jean Marie McClane
East Liverpool
David Dickens
Buffalo
N. Y
Loretta Kylesavage
Dunellen
N. J
Janet Wassum
Harmony
New York City
Cunard
Cherbourg
France
Spain
Sherow
Ecole Normale d'Institutrices
Normal School
Roosevelt
Lima
Lima Central High
Athens
Press Reations
Athens High School
Thespians and Masquers
Girls’ Athletic Association
Buckeye
University
Alpha Samba Delta
Ywca Cabinet
Alliance Francaise
Westminster Foundation
The
Presbyterian Church
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota
Sherows
Mary Ward
Loveland
Colo
Edith Bechtel
Ward
Gunnison
Western State College of Colorado
Miss Ward
San Bernardino
Calif
Charles Flynn
Marion van Zant
Gallipolis
Ohio University
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Barnesville
Ironton
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Carolyn Herbert
Duke University
Connie Herbert
Mount Carmel School of Nursing
Columbus
W. H. Herbert
W. State St
Daniel J. Cavanaugh, Jr
Youngstown
Cavanaugh
Andrew Cavanaugh
Canaanville
R. R. Baur
Palmer St
Daniel J. Cavanaugh
Detroit
Mich
Randy Baur
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Boy crazy term harms parent teen dating talks
The piece argues that labeling teen girls as boy crazy stigmatizes natural feelings about dating. It cites letters from girls who feel misunderstood and notes such labeling walls off communication with parents, driving youths to seek outside help. It urges parents to avoid the term to preserve trust.
Manners Make Friends Learn Introductions Early
The article urges teaching children how to introduce friends as soon as they can talk. It warns against interrupting while others speak and explains that valuing others' time fosters better social skills. It cautions against feeble excuses and emphasizes considerate, timely politeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Princess Elizabeth Hosts, Feeds Royal Dogs and Animals
Recollections describe Princess Elizabeth aboard Buckingham Palace duties as hostess at meals, ensuring dogs like Susan and Jane are fed properly. She personally handles dog meals, inspects walks in rain, and guards the animals from danger. The piece notes her compassion extends to a visiting chamelon and a wounded horse after 1951 Hampton Court bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Sir Piers Legh
Susan
Jane
Palace
Margaret
Princess Elizabeth
Hampton Court
Windsor Castle
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Northwood Point
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Fort St
Elks Hall
Esther
First Christian Church
Clarence Wyckoff
Maplewood Drive
R. H. Laziman
Hooper St
Shade Fha
Grace Phillips
Shirley Meeks
Donnette Crandall
Barbara Goldsberry
Joann Guinn
Marthage
Beulah Swartz
Ethelda Slersie
Louise Beckett
Donald Webb
Wane
Miss Sherow
Ackley
Nelsonville
J. L. Pickens
Connie
Sally
Manchester
Grover Armbruster
First St
Louisville
Zachary Taylor National Cemetery
A A. B. Conkey
Carl Boden
Kent
Madge Black
Chelly Franklin
Cuyahoga Alls
Elizabethic
Marion Crawford
NEA Servic
XLUL
Louis Mountbatten
Prince Elizabeth
Debrett
Duke of York
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Tropics
Princess Margaret Rose
Main Street
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Ohio
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